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...be proved by reason and nothing on the authority of Scripture. He replied with his Monologion (1077; "Monologue"). It contains three proofs of the existence of God, all of which are based on Neoplatonic thought. The first proof moves from the awareness of a multiplicity of good things to the recognition that they all share or participate more or less in one......It was first clearly formulated by St. Anselm in his Proslogion (1077–78); a later famous version is given by René Descartes. Anselm began with the concept of God as that than which nothing greater can be conceived. To think of such a being as existing only in thought and not also in reality involves a contradiction, since a being that lacks real existence...Cartesian circle
...of truth because God, who is not a deceiver, would not allow Descartes to be mistaken about that which he clearly and distinctly perceives. The argument relies on Descartes's earlier proof of the existence of God. But Descartes cannot know that this proof does not contain an error unless he assumes that his clear and distinct perception of the steps of his reasoning guarantees that the proof...Christian doctrine
...and Judge and included the concept that God could suspend the natural order or break the causal chain through miracles. This led theologians to two specific problems: (1) the attempt to prove the existence of God, and (2) the attempt to justify God in view of both the apparent shortcomings of the creation and the existence of evil in history (i.e., the problem of theodicy). Both attempts have...Deism
...with Christianity for two centuries, especially in England and France. For the Deist, a very few religious truths sufficed, and they were truths felt to be manifest to all rational beings: the existence of one God, often conceived of as architect or mechanician, the existence of a system of rewards and punishments administered by that God, and the obligation of humans to virtue and piety....Five Ways
...interpreted by Aristotle's later Islamic commentators. In his Summa Theologica, which he intended as a primer for theology students, Aquinas devised five arguments for the existence of God, known as the Five Ways, that subsequently proved highly influential. While much of Aquinas's system is concerned with special revelation—the doctrine of the Incarnation of...major references
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...his Pensées, "Of the Necessity of the Wager," in relation to the most important decision of all, whether to accept the Christian faith. One cannot know of God's existence with absolute certainty; there is no alternative but to bet ("il faut parier"). Perhaps, he supposed, the unbeliever can be persuaded by consideration of self-interest. If...philosophy of religion
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Jayson Stark is reporting that the Marlins have made an offer to Russell Branyan. It's a major league deal with a low base and incentives. In that way it's probably much like the $1.4 million he made in Seattle last year, where he hit 31 dingers.
Problem for him, though, is that he missed a lot of time down the stretch with a bad back, and when power is your game, a bad back is bad news. It also ended up being bad news for his market, inasmuch as he was reportedly expecting to sign a multi-year deal someplace to start at first. Given that the Marlins current first base options — Logan Morrison and Gaby Sanchez — are youngins, he may yet get to start, but it's almost certainly going to be a one-and-done for Branyan.
Assuming he accepts the offer, that is. Which he should. Because really, I'm not sure who else would give him one at this point.
- Old Gator - Feb 2, 2010 at 2:31 PM
Point one: when the Feesh have made you your best offer of the offseason, before making a final decision you might want to talk to your rabbi about going to live on a kibbutz for a year. It's not so much what the Feesh must think of you, but what it says about what everyone else must think of you.
Point two: the Feesh are a good team to play for if you value your privacy. Joeprodolsharlife Stadium is a great place to work out swings that compensate for a disintegrating disc or two without worrying that there'll be enough of a crowd for you to hear the boos. And you can buy lycopene on the black market in Little Havana for pennies a kilo.
Point three: in all fairness to Larry Beinfest (whereas Scrooge McLoria and his little jester with the eyeball hat don't deserve any "fairness"), lots of guys have put in a year of rehab with the Feesh and then gone on to bigger and better things…er…contracts, at least.
Point four: those big ugly trees with all the tendrils and the iguanas upstairs that blow over so easily in hurricanes, block up our streets and take days to saw up are banyans, not Branyans. Don't come down here because you think you've got cousins in town upon whose couches you can crash. You will have to pay rent somewhere.
- BC - Feb 2, 2010 at 2:44 PM
Why on Earth the Mets don't throw $4-5mil at him for a year is beyond me.
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The media industry in this region has been criticized for failing to cover important, though sensitive stories. Journalists abroad and readers worldwide have accused the English-language media in the GCC of being government mouthpieces for their host countries.
Readers and journalists in the region, however, are acutely aware of imposed media blackouts, when journalists are warned against reporting on specific stories that hit the region, in spite of widespread coverage of the same stories aboard.
Journalists throughout the GCC are threatened with fines, prison terms and deportation if they report on sensitive issues. Unfortunately, those threats have garnered a culture of self-censorship; journalists would rather toe-the-line than risk having their lives ruined.
Given the limitations, how does one rate the quality of journalism in the region? Should readers factor in government control over content and coverage when rating the industry, or is it irrelevant?
Furthermore, are journalists in the GCC failing to find innovative ways to report on sensitive subjects without getting into trouble? In short, are English-language reporters making excuses for their lack of journalistic skills by blaming the government for their scanty stories?
We don't know the answers to those questions. What we do know, however, is that a majority of our readers are unhappy with journalism in the region.
According to our poll, 39 percent of Kipp's readers believe the quality of English-language journalism in the GCC is "terrible." They claim that "you can't believe anything you read." Meanwhile, another 39 percent of our voters said the quality of journalism is "not bad, but it needs a lot of work."
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The economic well-being of American children has suffered in 2011 during the recession, according to the annual "Kids Count" survey released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Nationwide, the number of children living in homes affected by unemployment has greatly increased, and poverty rates are increasing in middle-class, two-parent households where parents have college degrees. More from The Associated Press:
The Southwest has been hit particularly hard. New Mexico, for the first time, has slipped to worst in the nation when it comes to child well-being. More than 30 percent of children in the state were living in poverty in 2011 and nearly two-fifths had parents who lacked secure employment, according to this year's Kids Count survey.
Nevada is ranked No. 48, followed by Arizona. Mississippi, which has traditionally held last place, made slight improvements in early childhood education while reading and math proficiency for some students increased, putting the state at No. 49.
Overall, the report shows there have been gains in education and health nationally, but since 2005, there have been serious setbacks when it comes to the economic well-being of children.
''There's little doubt that things are getting worse,'' said Kim Posich, executive director of the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty. ''Aside from the fact the New Mexico economy has been so slow to turn around, the systems that generally serve people who are the working poor and suddenly lose their jobs or face greater hardship, all those systems have been strained beyond the max.''
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According to the Kids Count report, a lingering concern is the effect of unemployment on children, particularly long-term unemployment. Researchers found that more than 4 million workers were unemployed for more than six months, and more than 3 million were without work for a year or more.
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Westaway, R. and Bridgland, D.R. (2010) 'Causes, consequences and chronology of large-magnitude palaeoflows in Middle and Late Pleistocene river systems of northwest Europe.', Earth surface processes and landforms., 35 (9). pp. 1071-1094.
This study examines the record of high-palaeoflow phases in river systems in northwest Europe, investigating their causes (whether due to 'unique' events, such as the formation of the Dover Strait, or as 'characteristic' consequences of climate change), examining their consequences with regard to landscape evolution and possible effects on climate, and determining the chronology of key events. Large-magnitude palaeoflows, more than an order-of-magnitude larger than present-day flood peaks, are shown to be characteristic of rivers in this region at particular times within the Pleistocene. These events, the most recent of which were during Heinrich events 2 and 1 at ∼25 and ∼17 ka, were evidently caused by the combined effects of glacial outwash, rainfall, snowmelt and melting of permafrost in some proportion. They released such large volumes of water that the thermohaline circulation of the Atlantic Ocean, and thus the climate, may well have been affected. These large-magnitude palaeoflows are thus a significant aspect of the Pleistocene Earth system that has hitherto gone unquantified.
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Robinson, A.P.L. and Neely, D. and McKenna, P. and Evans, R.G. (2007) Spectral control in proton acceleration with multiple laser pulses. Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 49 (4). pp. 373-384. ISSN 0741-3335
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We address the question of whether multiple high intensity (> 10(18) W cm(-2)) laser pulses ( each O( 100 fs)) can produce proton beams with a modified energy spectrum on irradiating a foil target. This has been studied in one dimension with both Vlasov and particle-in-cell codes. A reduction in the maximum proton energy, and the generation of spectral peaks, is observed. This is the first theoretical demonstration of spectral peak generation by purely optical means. The mechanism, which has been termed multiple pulse sheath acceleration, that produces these spectral peaks is described, and the same mechanism occurs in both sets of simulations.
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Total Freedom: Toward a Dialectical Libertarianism (2000, University Park, Pennsylvania: Penn State Press).
Co-editor with Mimi Reisel Gladstein, Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand [Series: Re-Reading the Canon] (1999, University Park, Pennsylvania: Penn State Press).
Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical (1995, University Park, Pennsylvania: Penn State Press). The second edition of this book will be published in Fall 2013. It includes a new Preface and three new appendices discussing Rand's college education. It also includes an expanded subsection in Chapter 12 on "The Welfare-Warfare State."
Marx, Hayek, and Utopia [Series: Philosophy of the Social Sciences] (1995, Albany, New York: State University of New York Press).
Ayn Rand, Homosexuality, and Human Liberation, Cape Town, South Africa: Leap Publishing; A SOLO Initiative, 2003.
Ayn Rand: Her Life and Thought, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: Institute for Objectivist Studies (now The Objectivist Center); Principal Source (now The Objectivism Store), 1999.
"Ayn Rand," Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism, edited by Kathy D. Darrow (Detroit: Gale, Cengage Learning, 2012, Volume 261: C. Day Lewis 1904-1972; Jaroslav Hasek 1883-1923; Ayn Rand 1905-1982, pp. 178-95). The volume includes a reprint of Chapter 8 of Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical, dealing with the fundamental nature of art and its function in human life.
"Libertarianism," Encyclopedia of Political Science, edited by George Thomas Kurian (Washington, DC: CQ Press, 2011, Volume 3: H-M, 965-66).
"Ayn Rand," Encyclopedia of Political Science, edited by George Thomas Kurian (Washington, DC: CQ Press, 2011, Volume 5: R-Z, 1422-23).
"Murray Rothbard," Encyclopedia of Political Science, edited by George Thomas Kurian (Washington, DC: CQ Press, 2011, Volume 5: R-Z, 1489).
"Ayn Rand," American Countercultures: An Encyclopedia of Nonconformists, Alternative Lifestyles, and Radical Ideas in U.S. History, 3 vols., edited by Gina Misiroglu (Armonk, New York: M. E. Sharpe, Inc.; Sharpe Reference, 2009, Volume 3, 603-4). This encyclopedia won the RUSA Award for Best Reference Work, given by the American Library Association.
"Nathaniel Branden" and "Ayn Rand," Encyclopedia of Libertarianism, edited by Ronald Hamowy (Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications, Inc., 2008).
"Objectivism," International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition, 9 vols., edited by William A. Darity, Jr. (Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA, 2008, Volume 6: Oaxaca, Ronald - Quotas, Trade, 6-8).
"Atlas Shrugged: Manifesto for a New Radicalism," in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged: A Philosophical and Literary Companion, edited by Edward W. Younkins (Burlington, Vermont: Ashgate, 2007, 23-32). A version of this was also published in Swedish as "Och v�rlden sk�lvde - Ett manifest f�r en ny radikalism," Voltaire (March-April 2007): 18-22.
"Libertarianism" and "Karl Marx," International Encyclopedia of Economic Sociology, edited by Jens Beckert and Milan Zafirovski (London and New York: Routledge, 2006): 403-7; 434-37.
"The Growing Industry in Rand Scholarship," in Philosophers of Capitalism: Menger, Mises, Rand, and Beyond, edited by Edward W. Younkins (Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books; Rowman & Littlefield, 2005): 187-98. [This is a revised version of an earlier article published in Philosophical Books on "Recent Work: Ayn Rand."]
"Ayn Rand," The Encyclopedia of New York State, edited by Peter Eisenstadt and Laura-Eve Moss, foreword by Carole F. Huxley (New York: Syracuse University Press, 2005).
"Objectivism" and "Ayn Rand," Encyclopedia of Ethics, 2nd edition, edited by Lawrence C. Becker and Charlotte B. Becker (New York and London: Routledge, 2001, Volume II: H-O: 1257-60; Volume III: P-W, Indexes, 1440-43).
"Ayn Rand," in American Writers: A Collection of Literary Biographies, Supplement IV, Part 2: Susan Howe to Gore Vidal, edited by A. Walton Litz and Molly Weigel (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1996). [This essay expanded, updated, and published in monograph format as Ayn Rand: Her Life and Thought, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: Institute for Objectivist Studies (now The Objectivist Center); Principal Source (now The Objectivism Store), 1999.]
"Editor's Introduction: Change and Continuity," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 13, no. 1 (July 2013): 1-2.
"Preface: Expanding Boards, Expanding Horizons," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 12, no. 2 (December 2012): 183-91.
"Preface: The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies: The Best is Yet to Come," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 12, no. 1 (August 2012): 1-3.
"Preface: The Eleventh Year," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 11, no. 1 (July 2011): 1.
"Preface: Our Tenth Anniversary Year Concludes," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 10, no. 2 (Spring 2009): 247.
"Preface: Our Tenth Anniversary Year," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 10, no. 1 (Fall 2008): 1.
"Bill Bradford, Ayn Rand, and Coney Island," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 7, no. 2 (Spring 2006): 251-54.
"The Rand Transcript, Revisited," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 7, no. 1 (Fall 2005): 1-17.
"Introduction: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 6, no. 2 (Spring 2005): 241-50.
"The Illustrated Rand," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 6, no. 1 (Fall 2004): 1-20.
Labor History Revisionism: A Libertarian Analysis of the Pullman Strike, Historical Notes No. 46 (6 October 2003), Libertarian Alliance (also in PDF version) [first publication of Sciabarra's undergraduate senior honors thesis in history].
"Rand, Rock, and Radicalism," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 5, no. 1 (Fall 2003): 229-41.
"Recent Work: Ayn Rand," Philosophical Books 44, no. 1 (January 2003): 42-52. PDF available for those with access rights. [A revised version of this article was published in Philosophers of Capitalism, edited by Edward W. Younkins.)
"Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature II: Rand, Rush, and Rock," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 4, no. 1 (Fall 2002): 161-85.
"Reply to Roderick Long: Dialectical Libertarianism: All Benefits, No Hazards," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 3, no. 2 (Spring 2002): 381-99.
"Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature" (with Gregory R. Johnson), The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 3, no. 1 (Fall 2001): 165-69.
"The Rand Transcript," The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 1, no. 1 (Fall 1999): 1-26.
"Are We All Dialecticians Now?: Reply to MacGregor and Friedman," Critical Review 12, no. 3 (Summer 1998): 283-99.
"A Renaissance in Rand Scholarship," Reason Papers, no. 23 (Fall 1998): 132-59.
"Reply to Critics: Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical: A Work in Progress," Reason Papers, no. 22 (Fall 1997): 25-38.
"Response to Tibor Machan," Critical Review 4, no. 3 (Summer 1990): 473-477.
"From Aristotle to Marx: Review of Scott Meikle's Essentialism in the Thought of Karl Marx," Critical Review 4, nos. 1-2 (Winter 1990): 61-73.
"Ayn Rand's Critique of Ideology," Reason Papers 14 (Spring 1989): 34-47.
"Marx on the Precipice of Utopia: Review of Kevin Brien's Marx, Reason, and the Art of Freedom," Critical Review 2, no. 4 (Fall 1988): 76-81.
"Response to Tibor Machan," Critical Review 2 (Spring/Summer 1988): 227-229.
"The Crisis of Libertarian Dualism," Critical Review 1 (Fall 1987): 86-99.
"Government and the Railroads During World War I," Historian 20, (May 1980): 31-45. [Re-published on 3 September 2003, Historical Notes No. 45, Libertarian Alliance as Government and the Railroads During World War I: Political Capitalism and the Death of Enterprise (also in PDF version).]
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"Ten Great Books of Liberty: The Fountainhead," Liberty 20, no. 9 (September 2006): 27.
"The Books of Summer," Liberty 20, no. 7 (July 2006): 27.
"Dialectics and Liberty," The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty (September 2005): 37-41 [see also PDF version onsite]. This article was also published in a German-language version by paxx:zine (24 March 2007).
"Ten Years After," The Free Radical 67 (July-August 2005): 20. Discussion archived here. PDF available.
"Reason, Passion, and History," Notablog (20 July 2005).
"The Ayn Rand Centenary: Taking It Personally," The Free Radical 66 (April-May 2005): 20. PDF available.
"Miklos Rozsa: A Singular Life," The Free Radical 65 (February-March 2005): 13-16. PDF available.
"The Rand Centenary Issues," The Free Radical 65 (February-March 2005): 11. PDF available.
"Ayn Rand: A Centennial Appreciation," The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty (January-February 2005): 12-15. A version of this was also published in Ayn Rand at 100, edited by Tibor Machan (New Delhi: Pragun Publication, 2005).
"The Fountainhead Sings," Navigator 7, no. 10 (December 2004): 26-27.
"Honoring Ayn Rand: Ayn Rand's Radical Methodology," Navigator 7, no. 10 (December 2004): 19.
"Letters: Polling Pink," Liberty 19, no. 2 (February 2005): 4.
"I Told You So," SOLO HQ (21 November 2004). Discussion archived here. PDF available.
"Like a Man Possessed: Review of Armando Cesari's book, Mario Lanza: An American Tragedy" [with inset on the song, "I'll Walk With God"], The Free Radical 64 (October-November 2004): 26-29. PDF available.
"It's Time to Move On," SOLO HQ (18 September 2004).
"Caught Up in The Rapture," The Free Radical 63 (August-September 2004): 18-23. PDF available.
"Bush Wins!," The Free Radical 62 (June-July 2004): 5. PDF available.
"Homo Hijackers? (2): Sciabarra's Rejoinder to Firehammer," The Free Radical 62 (June-July 2004): 12-13. PDF available.
"In Praise of Hijacking," The Free Radical 61 (April-May 2004): 20-24. PDF available.
"Celebrating the Great American Songbook," The Free Radical 60 (February-March 2004): 20-21 [also published on SOLO HQ with an archived discussion] PDF available.
"A Question of Loyalty: A 'Saddamite' Responds to Perigo," The Free Radical 59 (November 2003/January 2004): 9-11. PDF available.
"The Professionalization of Ayn Rand Scholarship," SOLO HQ (2 December 2003).
"Privacy and Civilization," The Free Radical 58 (September/October 2003): 6. PDF available.
"On Weighing War," Navigator 6, nos. 7-8 (July/August 2003): 3.
"The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies: Four Years and Counting," The Free Radical 57 (July/August 2003): 10-11. PDF available.
"Understanding the Global Crisis: Reclaiming Rand's Radical Legacy," The Free Radical 56 (May/June 2003): 16-22. PDF available.
"Was genau war russisch an Ayn Rand? [What was especially Russian about Ayn Rand?]," eigent�mlich frei 34 (Mai 2003): 22-24.
"Objectivism and Homosexuality: Ayn Rand and Beyond," The Free Radical 53 (September / October 2002): 29-31. [Warning: Contains Nudity. Please note: The conclusion of the series was republished in its intended form in The Free Radical 54 (November 2002/February 2003): 38-40.] Notices on the series were published in the newsletter of the Society for Lesbian and Gay Philosophy (Winter 2003): 4-5].
"How I Became a Libertarian," LewRockwell.com (19 December 2002). A book project edited by Walter Block.
"Partisanship vs. Objectivity in Ayn Rand Scholarship," SOLO HQ (22 October 2002).
"Objectivism and Homosexuality, Part 4 in a Series: The Times They are a Changin'," The Free Radical 52 (June/July 2002): 10-14.
"Objectivism and Homosexuality, Part 3 in a Series: The Horror File," The Free Radical 51 (April/May 2002): 28-31.
"Reflections: George V. Walsh, R.I.P.," Liberty 16, no. 2 (February 2002): 22.
"Still More Tributes: To Jack Schwartzman," Fragments 40, no. 1 (January 2002): 16.
"Personal Reflections from New York," The Free Radical 50 (December 2001 / January 2002): 32-33.
"Letters to the Editor: TFR 49, White," The Free Radical 50 (December 2001 / January 2002): 42.
"Objectivism and Homosexuality, Part 2: The Rattigan Society," The Free Radical 49 (October/November 2001): 34. This part was republished on the site of The Rattigan Society.
"The Day After in New York," SOLO HQ (12 September 2001).
"Objectivism and Homosexuality -- Again," The Free Radical 48 (August/September 2001): 20-21.
"Hin zu einem dialektischen Liberalismus," Neue-Politik (August 2001).
"Dialectics and The Art of Nonfiction," The Free Radical 47 (June/July 2001): 42-43.
"Objectivism and Academe: The Progress, The Politics, The Promise," Enlightenment On-Line Conference (15 February 2001; 23 March 2001). [See online discussion as well.]
"The U.S. Elections - 2," The Free Radical 45 (February/March 2001): 25.
"Total Freedom," The Ludwig von Mises Institute On-Line Magazine (November / December 2000).
"The American Election," The Free Radical 44 (November 2000/January 2001): 32.
"TFR 42: Ted Allen versus Chris Sciabarra," The Free Radical 44 (November 2000/January 2001): 42-43.
"Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand: The Debate Continues," The Free Radical 40 (March / April 2000): 30-31.
"Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand: The Debate Continues," The Free Radical 39 (December 1999/February 2000): 26.
"Scary Sciabarra!: Sciabarra Responds," The Free Radical 39 (December 1999/February 2000): 34-35.
"Curiouser and Curiouser," Liberty 13, no. 12 (December 1999): 17.
"A New New York," The Free Radical 38 (October/November 1999): 31.
"Investigation: The Search for Ayn Rand's Russian Roots," Liberty 13, no. 10 (October 1999): 47-50.
"Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand: The Debate Continues," The Free Radical 37 (August/September 1999).
"The First Libertarian," Liberty 13, no. 8 (August 1999): 48-50.
"Re: Jeff Walker's The Ayn Rand Cult," Full Context 11, no. 6 (July/August 1999): 9-10.
"Reply to Robert White," The Free Radical 36 (June/July 1999): 25.
"Rand Leaves Her Stamp on Philatelic History," Full Context 11, no. 5 (May/June 1999): 11.
Contributor to Forum: "The Ideas of Ayn Rand Still Provoke Both Scorn and Great Enthusiasm," Chronicle of Higher Education XLV, no. 34 (30 April 1999): B10.
"Books for Rand Studies," Full Context 11, no. 4 (March/April 1999): 9-11.
"Bowdlerizing Ayn Rand," Liberty 11, no. 1 (September 1998).
"Russian Radical Rand Revisited," The Free Radical 29 (March/April 1998): 20.
"Film review -- Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life," Full Context 10, no. 6 (February 1998): 13-14.
"Toward a New Radicalism (F�r en ny radiklaism)," Marknadskraften (1997).
"Dialectics 101," Full Context (September 1996): 8-9.
"Response to David Oyerly," Full Context (September 1996): 11.
"The Dialectic of Context," Liberty 9, no. 5 (May 1996): 8.
"Rethinking Rand's Roots: Reply to James Lennox," Reason (May 1996): 12-13.
"Response to Howard S. Katz," Full Context (April 1996): 12.
"Rand the Living - Book Review: Letters of Ayn Rand," Reason (November 1995): 52-54.
"Letters: In Rand's Way," Liberty 9, no. 2 (November 1995).
"Letters: Exchange Between David M. Brown and Chris M. Sciabarra," Full Context (October 1995): 10-12.
"Book Review: Nathaniel Branden's The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem," Full Context (October 1995): 7-10.
"Letter: Libertarianism vs. Conservatism," Full Context (January 1995).
"Letter: Peikoff and Hegel," Full Context (May 1993).
"Rothbard's Libertarianism," Liberty 4, no. 3 (January 1991): 56-62.
"The Books of Summer," Liberty 20, no. 7 (July 2006): 27.
"R. W. Bradford: 1947-2005: Ayn Rand and Coney Island," Liberty 20, no. 3 (March 2006): 28-29.
"Remembering the World Trade Center: Patrick Burke," Notablog (8 September 2005).
"SOLO HQ-Objectipedia Entries: Ditko, Steve; Miller, Frank; Rush; The Simpsons (9 July 2004).
"Alphabet Soup," New York Daily News (25 February 2004): 30.
"Remembering the World Trade Center: My Friend Ray," Not a Blog (9 September 2003).
"A Day in the Bronx with Ron Guidry," Not a Blog (24 August 2003).
"Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?," The Light of Reason (16 August 2003, 2:49 p.m.).
"Spreading Objectivism: Tips on Getting Published in Popular Media," The Free Radical 55 (March/April 2003): 22.
"The Eighth Sin," Film Score Monthly 8, no. 1 (January 2003): 9, 44.
"An old theater is reborn to the sounds of West Side Story: Long Live the Good Ol' Days," Film Score Monthly 7, no. 9 (November 2002): 15, 48.
"News Flash: West Side Story Meets the Orpheum," Marquee Quarterly, Theatre Historical Society of America (29 October 2002).
"SOLO Testimonials: New York, August 9-11 2002," The Free Radical 53 (September/October 2002): 24-25.
"Remembering the World Trade Center: New York, New York," Light of Reason (11 September 2002).
"Big Town Classic Characters: New Yorkers of the American Imagination: From The Fountainhead: Howard Roark," New York Daily News (26 July 2002): 43.
"Racial Profiling," Jazz Times (June 2001): 18.
"The Subtle Racism of 'Jazz'," Just Jazz Guitar (May 2001): 122.
"The Paradox of Eminem: Will the Real Slim Shady Please Stand Up?," The Free Radical 46 (April/May 2001): 2-7. [Reprinted excerpts in "Commentary," Society for Lesbian and Gay Philosophy (Spring/Summer 2001): 5-7. Also adapted for use in the course, "Backlash Against Women," taught by Tugce Arikan at Bilkent University, Bilkent Ankara, Turkey, for the week 9-13 December 2002, highlighting "Misogyny in Music.")
"The Power of Competition," Liberty 15, no. 1 (January 2001): 22.
"Desert Island Discs," Free Radical Online, SOLO Forum (2001).
"Books and a Movie III," Spintech Magazine (12 December 2000).
"The Politics of Culture and the Culture of Politics," The Free Radical 43 (September/October 2000): 19.
"The Laramie Project: Fighting Gay Panic and The Culture of Hate," The Free Radical 42 (July/August 2000): 23.
"Why 'Ben-Hur' is My Favorite Movie," The Daily Objectivist (21 April 2000).
"Meanspirited," New York Daily News (26 January 2000): 36.
"How to Lead a More Integrated Life this Holiday Season," The Daily Objectivist (17 December 1999).
"Randian Hermeneutic: The Dialectical Meaning of 'Charlie's Angels'," The Daily Objectivist (8 November 1999).
"Principal was Promoted on Merit, Not Transferred Under a Cloud," Staten Island Advance 113, no. 26,583 (23 March 1999): A23.
"Books and a Movie: My Choices," Spintech Magazine (12 December 1998).
"Review: Chuck Wayne Tribute," Just Jazz Guitar, no. 17 (November 1998): 5.
"Movietune Review: The Rhino Soundtrack Recording of Ben-Hur," (1998).
"Driving Us Crazy," New York Daily News (27 July 1997), 50.
"A Few More Words for 'White Boys'," Billboard (24 August 1996): 4.
"All that Jazz," Total TV [now TV Guide] (4-10 November 1995): 1.
"The Geography of Freedom: Straight Outta Brooklyn," Liberty 8, no. 5 (May 1995): 45-46, 49.
"Wrong to Trumpet Musical Segregation," New York Daily News (3 May 1992): 2.
"Misdirected," New York Daily News (11 September 1991): 32.
"Counterpunch: Motivated by Envy?," New York Daily News (20 November 1988): B2.
"Today's Protest Music," Billboard (21 July 1984): 14.
"A Warning," New York Daily News (5 February 1978): 47.
"Super Bowl Sunday Live Chat: Sciabarra at ifeminists.com," Talkopolis (30 January 2000).
Mimi Reisel Gladstein and Chris Matthew Sciabarra on Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand, by Don L. Tiggre for The Freedom Channel (21 April 1999).
Chris Matthew Sciabarra in Virtual Con 1 (14 November 1998) [CD-Rom].
Panel Discussion: Freedom in the 21st Century -- Obstacles and Opportunities in Virtual Con 1, with Fred Foldvary, Wendy McElroy, Peter McWilliams, Sheldon Richman, and Eric Schansberg (14 November 1998) [CD-Rom].
Ayn Rand: The Woman Behind the Myth (Liberty Book Club, 1995) [Audio and Video Tape Available; Liberty Conference, Tacoma, Washington, 3 September 1995].
"In Search of Atlas: Ayn Rand's Magnum Opus, At Age 50," by A. J. Vogl, The Conference Board Review (September-October 2007): 56-60.
"Ayn Rand's Academic Legacy: Advocates of Objectivism Make New Inroads," by David Glenn, The Chronicle of Higher Education LIII, no. 45 (13 July 2007): A6-A8.
"Interview with Jason Dixon," Notablog (18 April 2006).
"Interview with Sunni Maravillosa," Sunni's Salon (18 August 2005).
"Interview with S�bastien Car�," Notablog (17 August 2005).
"Intellectual Affairs: This, That and the Other Thing," by Scott McLemee, Inside Higher Ed (3 March 2005).
"Ayn Rand at 100," by Cathy Young, Reason (March 2005).
"Ayn Rand's Campus Radicals," by Christopher Shea, The Boston Globe (13 February 2005).
"Intellectual Affairs: Among the Randroids," by Scott McLemee, Inside Higher Ed (10 February 2005).
"Assessing Rand at Centenary," by Carlin Romano, Philadelphia Inquirer (30 January 2005).
"20 Books That Changed America," by Jerome Kramer, Book Magazine no. 29 (July/August 2003): 59-62.
"Ilana Mercer on The Mark Scott Show," where the guest and host speak of Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical (26 December 2002).
"Academia: Rand Rebuffed: McGill refuses funding to study a leading right-wing writer," by Terry O'Neill, The Report 29, no. 17 (2 September 2002): 52.
"Write Stuff: The Appeal of Ayn Rand to GLBT Youth," by Lisa Neff, Chicago Free Press (June 2002): 38.
"The Dying of the Light," by Richard Speer, Navigator 5, no. 3 (March 2002): 7-14.
"I'm Not Alone in My Shock," by Karen Zautyk, New York Daily News (6 January 2002): 38 [in answer to Zautyk's column on 9-11: "Yeah, Sure, Get on With Our Lives," New York Daily News (2 January 2002): 31].
"Ayn Rand pa vag att omvarderas," by Johan Norberg, Svenska Dagbladet (12 March 2001).
"Ayn Rand: Elitismens og Turbokapitalismens Jordmor?," by Thomas Gramstad, Morgenbladet nr. 8, 23 (February 2001).
"Interview with Chris Matthew Sciabarra," by Peter Jaworski, The Free Radical 45 (February/March 2001): 26-28.
"Interview with Chris Matthew Sciabarra," by William and Karen Minto, Full Context 13, no. 1 (September/October 2000): 1, 3-11.
"Higher Ed: The Polecat Makes a Comeback--Gettin' Randy," by Norah Vincent, The Village Voice (15-21 March 2000): 14.
"Two Russias," by Thomas L. Knapp, The American Partisan Magazine (13 March 2000).
"Ayn Rand: Philosopher for a New Millennium?," by Russell Madden, Laissez Faire City Times 4, no. 6 (7 February 2000).
"The New Intellectuals: A Profile of Ayn Rand," by Peter Jaworski, The Queen's Journal 127, no. 29 (1 February 2000): 14-15.
"The Annus Mirabilis of Chris Matthew Sciabarra: Chris Sciabarra: Objectivism's Matchmaker," by Roger Donway, Navigator (January 2000): 10-15.
"Ayn Rand Goes to College," by Andy Lamey, National Post (8 January 2000).
"Ayn Rand: Still Spouting," The Economist (27 November - 3 December 1999): 88-89.
"Alan's Bubble," by Edward Chancellor, Prospect (November 1999): 21-25.
"Hot Type: Ayn Rand Journal Debuts," The Chronicle of Higher Education XLVI, no. 3 (10 September 1999): A26.
"Commentary on 'Philosopher of the Heroes'," by Thomas Gramstad, Morgenbladet (August 1999).
"The Heirs of Ayn Rand: Has Objectivism Gone Subjective?," by Scott McLemee, Lingua Franca 9, no. 6 (September 1999): 45-55.
"It's Rayning Rand," by Cathy Young in Detroit News (12 June 1999) [syndicated appearance in Jewish World Review, 11 June 1999]
"The Enduring Appeal and Controversy of Ayn Rand," by Carlin Romano in the Arts and Entertainment section of The Philadelphia Inquirer (23 May 1999).
"Rand'$ $tory: A New Postage Stamp and a Cable-Television Movie Demonstrate that this Goddess of Individualism still makes her Presence felt 17 years after Her Death," by Michael Rust in Insight 15, no. 20 (31 May 1999), 10-13, 39.
"Ayn Rand Has Finally Caught the Attention of Scholars: New Books and Research Projects Involve Philosophy, Political Theory, Literary Criticism, and Feminism," by Jeff Sharlet in Chronicle of Higher Education xlv, no. 31 (9 April 1999), A17-A18.
"Online Education May Impact Foreign Recruitment," by Robert Sedgwick in World Education News & Reviews (WENR) 12, no. 2 (March/April 1999), 8-9, 11.
"Chris Matthew Sciabarra on Ayn Rand and Society: An Interview by Alberto Mingardi," City Times Interviews with Laissez-Faire Thinkers (1998).
"Ayn Rand: The Object of His Affection," by Leif B. Strickland, San Diego Union-Tribune (11 August 1998).
"Observer's Notebook: Rand Among Gays," by Paul Varnell, Windy City Times (26 March 1998): 15.
Interview, "In the Absence of God," premier episode of six-part series for Finnish-Swedish TV, YLE Public Service State Broadcast Channel. Helsinki (10 November 1997).
Research Assistant (on-screen credit), Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life, a film nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, directed, produced, and written by Michael Paxton. Released by Strand Releasing; premiere 1997-98.
Interview, Amazon.com Talks to Chris Matthew Sciabarra.
"Interview with Chris Sciabarra," Full Context 8, no. 1 (September 1995): 1, 3-9.


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Russian MPs give initial backing to 'Nazi rehabilitation' Bill
MOSCOW (AFP) - Russian lawmakers on Friday gave initial approval to a Bill forbidding "rehabilitation of Nazism" that will punish historians denying Nazi crimes during World War II but could also be used against the opposition.
The Bill introduces a new criminal charge for "denying facts" established by the Nuremberg tribunal regarding the crimes of the Axis powers, as well as "disseminating false information about Soviet actions" during the war.
Punishment for such violations would range from a fine of 300,000 rubles (S$10,705) up to prison terms of five years. The harshest punishments would be reserved for those who disseminate such views in the media or using public office, according to the text of the Bill which went through a first reading on Friday.
Conservative pro-Kremlin MP Irina Yarovaya called rehabilitation of Nazism "not only a gunshot into the past and a crime against millions of victims of fascism, it is the execution of the future", because it could lead to the repetition of similar crimes.


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Question & Answers
Naughty 3 year old
I have a three year old and hes really naughty. He was jumping on the bed so i scolded him and he went to peek at the groceries. Then he started jumping on the bed again! I scolded him, and he started tearing books! I NEED HELP!
Answer from: Anonymous
Don't worry they're kids. when they grow a little older they'll be more behaved. Don't scold the little kids too much, they'll get depressed. Another is, if you can't wait, buy the Time Warp upgrade.
Answer from: Georgia:)
Its only because all kids jump on beds and peeking at the groceries! You don't need to scold them! The only reason it started tearing books is because your treating him badly.
Answer from: sweet p
Buy more toys when he is bad put him on the toys this will get him playing or have another baby this will help to
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Stick him ( and any siblings ) in a room stick the back of the couch to the doorway stick some toys in the room drag them on the to for about 10 minutes at a time dont turn your device of or click out of the app ( they will get out if you do ) check every once and a while cause they could be tearing books or drawing on the wall and make sure there only playing have no beds or couches in the room except the couch blocking the doorway only do this when there really bad and do them all at a time it will keep them out of your hair and can help with the naughtyness and if you tap on them and under there name if it no longer says kid exclude them. Hope i helped
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Don't be so strict! The toddler will get depressed and start doing naughty things because he is sad. I let my kids peek at the grocery's and jump on the bed. They don't do anything harmful.No offense but its not naughty to peek at the grocery's or jump on the bed. Don't scold you child so much. He is only three and he is just acting like a normal toddler. Give him a break.
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My little ones also start being naughty. like tearing books but i dont scold them. i just pick him up and drag him away. but the best way to make them behave is to praise them multiple times when u see their task bars showing reading a book (but they may not do it often at first). Once u praise them, they are more likely to do it again. Now mytoddlers read books instead of tearing them. Remember never scold them! It doesnt help at all.
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Don't scold them! It makes them depressed. Instead, encourage them to be good like reading books, playing, etc. They don't understand that drawing on walls and throwing rocks is naughty. P.S I don't scold my little people for peeking at groceries, they are just curious what you got for them. There is nothing harmful about peeking at groceries.
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My Bloody Valentine were saying they'd have a new album out by the end of 2012, which didn't end up happening but on December 24, they posted a facebook message saying that they'd finished mastering the new album. Now, at a show the band were playing in London tonight (1/27), Kevin Shields told the crowd that to be expecting the album in "two to three days" (via The Line of Best Fit).
One member of the crowd tweeted "Kevin Shields has just told the crowd at an MBV warm-up show to expect a new My Bloody Valentine album in "two to three days." DAYS." and another tweeted "At My Bloody Valentine in Brixton. Kevin Shields said from the stage the new album 'might be out in two our three days'."
They also performed a new song at the show, which you can watch a video of below, along with a video of Kevin saying the album will be out in two to three days. No US dates are scheduled for MBV yet, but all remaining international dates are listed below...
My Bloody Valentine - "Rough Song" at Electric Brixton - 1/27/13
Kevin Shields saying the album will be out in "two to three days"
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My Bloody Valentine -- 2013 Tour Dates
02/05 - Osaka, JP @ The Hatch
02/06 - Osaka, JP @ The Hatch
02/07 - Tokyo, JP @ Studio Coast
02/07 - Tokyo, JP @ Studio Coast
02/10 - Tokyo, JP @ Studio Coast
02/13 - Taipei, TW @ Ntu Sports Center
02/16-17 - Melbourne, AU @ ATP's I'll Be Your Mirror Melbourne
02/20 - Queensland, AU @ The Tivoli
02/22 - Melbourne, AU @ Palace Theatre
03/08 - Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy
03/09 - Glasgow, UK @ Barrowlands
03/10 - Manchester, UK @ Apollo
03/12 - London, UK @ Hammersmith Apollo
03/13 - London, UK @ Hammersmith Apollo
05/11-12 - Tokyo, JP @ Tokyo Rocks Music Festival
5/22-26 - Barcelona, Spain @ Primavera Sound
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First on BV. I'm trying to get this comment in before anyone else, but I have nothing hateful to say. Sorry.
Posted by Anonymous | January 27, 2013 7:24 PM
i bet it sucks. they should have rested on their laurels.
Posted by Anonymous | January 27, 2013 7:32 PM
To think that if they had put this out some time in the 90s, I would have actually bought a physical copy.
Posted by Anonymous | January 27, 2013 9:10 PM
We ALL would have. That would have been the only way to get it. I think that was also before modern plumbing. Yes, it was.
Posted by Anonymous | January 27, 2013 9:56 PM
i hope we all can learn from this, actions speak louder than words.
Posted by Clinton 2016 | January 27, 2013 10:38 PM
if you watch the video of it someone basically heckles them "whens the album out?" and he says "2-3 days" .. its not like he just said "new album in 2-3 days"
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I heard it was influenced by True Colour Of Blood's work?
Posted by Cire Rensek | January 28, 2013 1:28 AM
this new mbv lp will feature NO guitars. pure genius.
Posted by Anonymous | January 28, 2013 3:59 AM
Face it, we all can't wait to hear it but are all skeptical. I'm always up for decent guitar based rock. Doubt the 2-3 days. Sounds like he was just messin' with a fan.
Posted by Anonymous | January 28, 2013 5:51 AM
Brooklyn Vegan vs. Stereogum:
The comments on the analogous post on Stereogum are devoid of snark. You will fine 20 or so comments from music enthusiasts who cannot wait to hear the new material. BV readers, on the other hand, never seem to have anything to say about the music itself.
Posted by Anonymous | January 28, 2013 9:16 AM
i for one find the music of my bloody valentine enumerating & effusive, a veritible cornucopia of panoply. it embiggens the spirit while eschewing the scurrilous
Posted by Anonymous | January 28, 2013 10:35 AM
kevin shields, master of having his name spelled correctly
Posted by Anonymous | January 28, 2013 10:37 AM
uh oh school marm is in the house, "you bv readers should be more like those nice boys and girls over at stereogum"
Go step in poop 9:16
Posted by Anonymous | January 28, 2013 1:30 PM
Awh! I was gonna shout I love you Kevin but I was too scared.
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Deletions From Cumulative List of Organizations Contributions to Which are Deductible Under Section 170 of the Code
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(Chadron)-The Chadron State College music department has scheduled several fall choral concerts throughout the month of November.
The first concert this Sunday will be held at 3 pm. in the Chadron Arts Center. The Chadron Community Choir and CSC Concert Choir will give a vocal concert that afternoon. The Community Chorus will begin the program with a set of English, Irish, and American folk songs featuring Lauren Stephens on flute, Kimberly Murphy on violin, and Dr. James Margetts, Dr. Una Taylor and Kimberly Murphy on piano. The CSC Concert Choir will join them for their last folk song, "The Girl I Left Behind Me."
The CSC Concert Choir will continue the concert with several acapella songs, featuring a secular program of poetic texts, set to music. Their performance will include a set of five pieces, composed by Eric Whitecre, based on the works of E. E. Cummings poems, the city and the sea, and a beautiful set of pieces based on thematic material and imagery inspired by nature.
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Whether born prematurely or induced early, some babies born even two to three days early can experience challenges when trying to learn to drink breast milk. "In utero, suckling reflex in babies is mastered last," shares Chana. "For babies born before their due date, their suckling reflex may have not have kicked in yet, causing breastfeeding issues."
Whether your bundle of joy is whisked off to the NICU or has been toted away to be given a bath during her first few hours in the outside world, the quicker you and your newborn are separated after birth, the higher chances are your infant will have problems breastfeeding.
Stress is a milk-buster, especially shortly after pregnancy. However, after labor and delivery, moms typically do not get the relief the human body needs to recover from the release of cortisol. "Typically, if moms and newborns are allowed to rest, babies will be up for four hours after birth, then sleep for eight hours. Moms who are allowed to seize the opportunity to rest as well can find the rejuvenation the body needs after labor and delivery," explains Chana.
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Significance and Use
4.1 Two separate test methods are outlined for use in evaluation of (1) mattress components, innersprings and boxsprings and (2) mattresses and mattress sets.
4.2 Component innerspring and boxspring test methods include measurements of firmness, firmness retention, durability, and effect of impact.
4.3 Mattress and mattress set test methods include measurements of firmness, firmness retention, durability, effect of impact, and height change.
4.4 One or more of the test methods shall be used separately or in combination to provide for appropriate evaluations.
4.5 Any variation from test procedure should be noted on the appropriate test form and in the end results as notification of variance.
1. Scope
1.1 These test methods cover recognized methods for testing mattress innersprings, boxsprings, and finished mattresses or mattress sets, or both, to ensure uniformity of results.
1.2 These test methods are applicable to un-upholstered mattress core units including but not limited to innersprings, air chambers, and foam cores, un-upholstered foundations including but not limited to boxspring and build up foundations, finished foundations and mattress constructions. Data developed is for comparative analysis with no pass/fail criteria applicable.
1.3 The durability test (Section 7), impact test (Section 8) and firmness retention test/surface deformation (Section 9) require upholstered samples. Firmness testing may be ran on un-upholstered components, innerspring units and flexible boxsprings (6.1 through 6.4), or finished mattresses or mattress sets (6.5 through 6.8). A standardized upholstery package is specified if evaluating a mattress core or un-upholstered foundation. These test methods are intended to be used on newly manufactured products..
1.4 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as standard. The values in parentheses are for information only.
1.5 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
2. Referenced Documents (purchase separately) The documents listed below are referenced within the subject standard but are not provided as part of the standard.
ASTM Standards
E4 Practices for Force Verification of Testing Machines
ICS Code
ICS Number Code 97.140 (Furniture)
UNSPSC Code
UNSPSC Code 56101508(Mattresses or sleep sets)
ASTM International is a member of CrossRef.
Citation Format
ASTM F1566-14, Standard Test Methods for Evaluation of Innersprings, Boxsprings, Mattresses or Mattress Sets, ASTM International, West Conshohocken, PA, 2014, www.astm.org
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